GoodWordsMexico Local time: 21:00Member (2003) Spanish to English + ...

Apr 30, 2002

I thought I knew; a free-lance translator is an independent business person who acts as a provider, or supplier to clients. An in-house translator is an employee of a company. So which do you suppose they are looking for in job bid #21421, where it says:

\"Traductor Literario y Científico-Técnico

Spanish>English

Inhouse position

Several free-lance translations.\"

Besides, if \"inhouse\" is indicated, shouldn\'t it be mandatory for them to put the country? None is indicated in this posting. The \"house\" could be anywhere in the world!

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